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    Degradating Concrete and Reinforced Concrete Building Structures and Long-Term Structures
    (Одеська державна академія будівництва та архітектури, 2022) Luchko, Joseph; Nazarevich, B.; Kovalchuk, Vitalii V.
    ENG: In the work on the basis of the performed field researches the problems of degradation of concrete and reinforced concrete constructions of buildings and constructions of long operation are formulated and its urgency is noted. The authors analyzed a number of works on this problem. In particular, the results of technical diagnostics of many buildings and structures, both newly built and long-term operation, are described. The necessity of periodic technical diagnostics is noted. Based on these studies, the main factors that significantly affect the reduction of load-bearing capacity of reinforced concrete structures of buildings and structures are summarized and found that they are as follows: design errors, defects and shortcomings of construction and operational shortcomings of buildings and structures. Also, using modern technologies and materials, the authors identified the benefits of their use for repair and restoration of concrete and reinforced concrete structures at a number of long-term facilities. Relevant conclusions have been formulated on research and repair works. It is established that to prevent loss of load-bearing capacity of structures for long-term operation it is necessary to study the degradation and residual life of load-bearing capacity of structures, their reliability and durability, which were exposed to aggressive air, soil and water. It is established that the reason for the decrease in the strength of concrete beams, which were operated in an aggressive environment, was the error in the design of corrosion protection of structures. Reinforcement and injection filling of dry cracks, crevices and hidden cavities and stratifications and other corrosion damage of beams and slabs with the use of fluid polyurethane compositions, which allowed to extend the service life of structures. It is established that the use of the Polymer Cement Concrete system with the use of glued composite materials ensured the further normal operation of the monolithic reinforced concrete floor of the technical floor of the residential building. Recommendations for the sequence of operations in the repair of reinforced concrete structures of buildings and structures of long-term operation.
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    Study of the Temperature Field and the Thermo-Elastic State of the Multilayer Soil-Steel Structure
    (Institute of Roads and Bridges, Poland, 2020) Kovalchuk, Vitalii V.; Hnativ, Yuriy M.; Luchko, Joseph; Sysyn, Mykola P.
    EN: The technology of renewal of metal corrugated structures allows efficient and economical reconstruction of existing reinforced concrete structures by the method of encapsulation. However, such structures can be exposed to adverse temperature effects that in combination with traffic loadings could influence the operational reliability of the structures. This article deals with the method of evaluation of the stress-strain state of a three-layer cylindrical structure. The technique is based on the thermo-elasticity theory. The study is performed in two steps: determining the temperature field of a structure, and then calculating the temperature stresses and deformations. As a result of calculations, it was established that the level of temperature field and stresses in a three-layer structure caused by the maximum and minimum ambient temperatures can reach a significant level.

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